Society & Constitution
This document protects the rights of citizens in Spain.
Constitution
Today, women and men have equal rights, but in the past, women needed this to open a bank account.
Permission from a man
These are independent organizations that help vulnerable people.
NGOs or charities
This city is the capital of the Comunidad de Madrid and also of Spain.
Madrid
This community is made up of only one province and has Oviedo as its capital.
Asturias
This value means you are free to live your life the way you choose.
Liberty
More elderly and fewer babies means Spain has this kind of population.
Aging population
This organization helps children around the world.
UNICEF
The capital of Cataluña, a major cultural and economic hub.
Barcelona
The Basque Country is made up of these three provinces.
Álava, Vizcaya, and Guipúzcoa?
This value ensures everyone has the same opportunities.
Equality
Today, children in Spain must attend school until this age.
16
This group defends the environment.
Greenpeace
This is the capital of Galicia.
Santiago de Compostela
Andalucía is made up of how many provinces?
Eight
This value ensures laws treat everyone fairly and equally.
Justice
In the past, many children left school early to do this.
Work to help their families
This organization provides healthcare around the world, especially in crises.
Doctors without Borders
This Andalusian city is known for flamenco and is the region's capital.
Sevilla
This community has the most provinces — nine in total.
Castilla y Leon
This term refers to having many political groups involved in decision-making.
Political Pluralism
Younger people move to Spain seeking this.
A better life
This public institution in Spain protects your fundamental rights.
Ombudsman
The capital of Castilla-La Mancha.
Toledo
Name the four provinces of Cataluña.
Barcelona, Gerona, Lérida, and Tarragona?